New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
AIDING srRIKERs IN A RIVAL MILL.

P1TsBURG, Jurg 10 tSpeca) The strike OF the 0oo
vorknen at Park Brothers Co.'S steel works In this
city becones interesting from the fact that the otaer
manufacturers actually assisting the strikers Park
Brothers Co. always successfully dehed the LABOR
have been enabled to cut prices as tue
result OF cheap labor This netted rival manu-
and some ago they called the attention OF the Ama
gamaed Association OF Iron and Steel Workers 70 the
natter. The Amalgamated people delayed action unni
the Knights Labor stepped In aud completed an Or
ganization. Now 1t is fight between tho knights anu
the firm.
Tho aid given the strikers by tho other manufacturers
oopss,s so far in helping to tho information.
In all working communities that there Is asNe at @ .o
Parks mill Notwithstanding this tive agents OF the hrm
are said secured 300 negro ronworKers rom se
and upon their arrival in this city Viii oe o?sraed
(which erected wentph We years sgol - nearly oDV
Tn: product to Sue 1
The last attempt to make the mill un on one was @
tTsu9 brought from from the south. ''
ANGERED BY POwDERLYS s TEMPERANCE WE'VE
MILwAuKEE, July 19.-Gambrinus Assembly OF tne
Knights OF Labor getting ready to secede from Tue
order on account OF temperance views held by Gen
eral Master Workman Powdery The local heads OF the
order done everything in their power 10 stay reoo
on but without avail The Gambrinus Assembly ID tno
most and weaithiest organization OF tue oroe
I'm Milwaukee and has from 1000 to l5Oo members
The employees In the brcweres practically unani
nous that they cannot remain with the order under the
circumstances At a recent meeting a committee was
appointed ~ confer with the brewers anu % ha
whether the contract made for one year ia Nay t thst
affected II they left the There Is little donpt 'e
the desired assurance will be given; ana when IL s .o
assembly will step out and form an naepenue"' " e'
zation.
LABOR DELEGATES MEET AT FALL RIVER
FALL RIVER July 10 (Speeial.-About 200 delegates
wer. present at the quarterly session OF District NO. ~
Knights OF Labor which opened in this city to-day. ony
tho preliminary business OF the Assembly, including sno
reports OF the officers and the result OF All examination
made by commission appointed at the last quarterly
convention regarding the condition OF texe
this State when differed ateray from that published
by Carroll d. Wright transacted None Oh tne 'n'oo
great which promise cause exciting depa'o
were introduced at sseson Despite the rumors
that he would not attend, Charles H. Litchman secre
tsry OF the General Assemby and stauch IIisna w
Mr. povdery IA preseut Will lead tho supporerso "
the minstration against tho McNeiEfosto Ivioos
thorough Of tho delegates u being Roth fac
choice OF de eeates thu General Assembly, poeu
tjoDs are determned hard ngnt III con'cn'vh
on this and other questions and exciting scohos " w
morrows session are anticipated
END OF THE COSTLY COKE STRIKE.
n PursnugG, July I0-A Conncllsvilo dispatch says
| Tho Miners, Anal gamated Association and the
Knights OF Labor miners both held delegate cohVeh-
tIons Mt scottdae today and passed resolutions 10
resume work on condition that the coke operators
will meet thercommIttees TO arrange scale OF wacs'
This action on the part OF the Knights declares the
strike an proyided tho operators accept the conditions
laid down which n is understood have becn agfo'u to
The people throughout the region are rejoicing already
I'm conseonence The strike has lasted three mouths
aud 10 estimated has cost the worhnoh
IN wages. Work will probably Dc resumed oh i""'s
aay and the Pinksrton Withdrawn -.
Twonty three Hun garians who had been sent Hoia